Language Science Center
Summary of Theme 1: Language Poverty and Learner Differences.
Theme 1: Language Poverty and Learner Differences
Follow-Up B: Why do these ideas matter
The Follow-up sessions are designed to build productively upon the ideas generated in the roundtable discussions, while simultaneously exercising skills in thinking about scientific ideas at two different levels:
Preparing for diverse careers: how to market your skills and experience for jobs beyond the university
- Scott Fults: Expert System
- Kate Anne Juhl: Program Director, UMD Career Center
Theme 1: Language Poverty and Learner Differences
Follow-Up A: How we do the science
The Follow-up sessions are designed to build productively upon the ideas generated in the roundtable discussions, while simultaneously exercising skills in thinking about scientific ideas at two different levels:
Theme 1: Language Poverty and Learner Differences
Panelists:
Join us for the first faculty lunch talk at Winter Storm 2016. Lunch will be provided by Zoe Schlueter & Alix Kowalski.
Speaker: Rochelle Newman
Title: Language and Concussion
Native Speaker Competence: Evidence from Internationally Adopted Children
***Note that due to the likely Friday snow, Thursday 1/21 is now the LAST day of Winter Storm. Watch this page and email updates for tomorrow's schedule.***
**What's happening at Winter Storm today, 1/21**
Food and ideas bring people together. Our weekly lunch talk series provides students and faculty with the opportunity to present their in-progress work to a supportive, interdisciplinary audience.
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The role of accent in the processing of spoken Mandarin
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